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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-08-18
[SEALl N. Z. TRIEuLE c. Z. L.

John w. Norris, and Anna +. Galbrea,h, wife Of
J. a. Galbreath:
Take notice that thc Summons in this action, of
which the foregoing is i copy, was filed with the
Complaint in The olcc of the Clerk oi the Court
OF Common Pleas AT Anderson Court lious', III imc
Comfy of Anderson in the State OF South Carcl!'
ma. OH the twrnty-cighth day Of July 1857.
BROYLES K SIMPSON, Plaintiffs Attys
July 2S 1851
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DON'T FORGET! {!

THAT we are still OH hand at Northeast
Corner of Public Square, and have in
stock and constantly arriving the freshest
and hest
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-08-18
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COITRT OF COMMON PLEAS


Wm a. Hall. Mary j. Brown, wife Of John NJ.
Brown aud Ida l.. Srawrighi. wifi, of Isaac +.
seawrisht, Plaintiffs, rs. Margaret l.. Hall Lit
cinda q. Norris. wife of John W. Norris, Anna
T. tialbreath, wife of j. a. t'aihrrath, ih"an Z.
Manning Walter S. Manning. Alpha H. Man
nug Dewitt i. Manning and Arthur +. MALI
ming Defendans.-Summo for E'liri-'" "'i'-
plainl not served.
To the Defendants above named:
y7OU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action which
is tictl in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court Tor
Anderson County, South Carolina, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their office, Anderson e. H.,
s q within twenty days after the service hereof,
g, exclusive Of The day of such service and if you
fail TO answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply :"
the Court for the relief demanded i'll the conf
Dated ut Anderson. July 9th, a. y. 1851.
RROYLES Il SIMPSON,
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NOTICE..

T HAVE now in Stock, at exceedingly
l. low prices
Doors, Sash, Blinds and Glass
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NoMADs OF AslATIC RUSSIA +

All genuine truth is orthodox. x.-Uncl
E,cotr
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-08-18

81 should think there were better"--
ssThat's the best crossin' round here
we know this country like book"
I saw that no information was wanted
from me, SO I said no more and went
along with them. soon saw they were
remarkably well acquainted with the coun.
try, and appeared to rather avoid what
few roads and trails there were than other
wise. We soon struck Chouteau creek
and started down it, frequently crossing
from one side to the other. noticed that
the men were both heavily armed, and ap-
pe9red rather nervous and in considerable
of hurry. I thought nothing of this,
however, as nearly everybody went armed,
officers especially, and it was likely they
wanted to make the crossing that night,
and possibly they feared that the thieves
might attempt to recover the stock. We
passed through several groves of large
cottonwood trees, and then turned up the
siDo you mind riding all rightip asked .
zfhe sheriff. - = - e. es-3 - ~ :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08
The Fire Victims

IRON the Gazette.
". A. Hunt, editor Of the Chronicle.
started for Chicago on Monday evening,
where he will purchase a complete new
outfit FOR his printing Office, to take the
place Of the material destroyed in the
fire the day after Thanksgiving
We understand that it is not yet de-
fnitely determined in what building
the new office will be located In the
mean time, and until further arrange
ments are made, the business depart
ment of the Office is located in the room
next to the court house, formerly occu-
pied by Judge Kelly. The paper Will
continue to be printed in this office
until the new Office is fitted up.
James Osborne, the grocer, has leased
the room under the National Hotel, and
has IN a new stock in his line.
G. F. Riley, the shoemaker, is at work
in the new building erected by him op-
posite the burned district, on the Zim-
norman lot
The Close family are keeping house
for the present in the Collins; property,
formerly occupied by Mrs. A. Atkinson.
B Dickey and family are located in
the vest end of I. J. Merritt's brick
residence, in the east end.
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The Sciopticcn.

''SnuAGs which address the ear are lest and die
IL one short hour; but that which strikes the
eye
Lives long upon tlo mind; the faithful sight
Engraves the knowledge with beam OF light
On next Friday evening the dime So
cial, under the auspices Of the parson-
age committee of the II. e. church will
be held. The optical instrument, call
ed the Sciopticon, will be used, and
large, bright shadow pictures of per-
sons, on sea and shore, will be present
ed, with instruction that will be enrich
ing to the mind. The children will
spend an evening of delight, and men
OF letters will be pleased with tue pho
tograph scenes Of places Of bistorlc in
terest, and objects of scientific curiosity
In the lecture room of the III. E. church.
at ?. m., Friday evening.
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Liuunr bY NQholasale.

John Ayers a former resident of this
township, was lodged in Jail on Friday
by Deputy Sheriff NJ. NJ Scott, who
brought the prisoner from Flushing
1t seems that on the night OF Noveln-
Der 23d. barrel OF whisky owned by
Pittsburgh parties, and valued at So,
WIS stolen from the depot at Flushing.
The liquor had been transferred to beer
kegs and then carried away. One of
these kegs was afterward found near
the Rock Hill ccal mine A United
States officer hunted up the matter and
arrested young Ayers, who did not deny
having partici pated in the matter, but
so far has refused to tell who were his
accomplices. The matter will be liz
vestigated by the next grand jury.
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4 SAD CASE.

A few years ago Samuel Tschaprat was a
merchant, postmaster, and justice of the
peace at Clarngton, Monroe county. He
wac men of gcneronS impulses, who .wUula
nj any time divide his last crust with friend,
or with any human being in need, but for
some years has been addicted 10 strong
drink, and in the course OF events was sum
moned before the grand jury. ut Woodsfied,
to testify as to the unlawful sale of liquors
by one Of his neighbois. An evil genius
prompted him 10 cvadc tkc truth. and he was
indicted for perjury. Last week he was pnt
upon triql, and although ably defended was
convicted Some questions were saved, and
will at ence he reviewed by the Supreme
cour!, pending which the defendant awaits
in the Woadsfieli Jail his sentence.
Mr. Tschnppnt's big heart and his generous
nature are responsible for the dilemma in
which hr is placed. He aud all men like him
shruld realize that when they pay The saloon
keeper for the liquor they drink they owe
him nothing aud especially a'e under NJ ob
ignti"ns to conceal anything when called
before grand jury or Other triuual. And
yet. lhrsu dealers will day after day know
irGly violate the sw and expect tl~. victims
Ia p'ijure themselves il order 10 same ihGm
from its penalties.
Mr. TschsppHt WAS defended bv IIo,. l..
nnnford, and J. p. Sl'risss' Esq of Woods
field
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NoITcE

| HE undersigned will sell at public auction
L at Flushing, Belmont county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY. December 2Ith. 1887. the following
claims and railroad stock belonging to the
estate Of Isaac Holloway, deceased, namely:
JOha Anderson, note for SJ3 rs interest s per
cent. rom February 20, 1873
NJ. q. Benford note fer Sl3 %. interest Der
ceht. from September l. 1873
\. L. EraE CubUrgh. nOie for S26 60 interest
per cent. from January .. 1855.
joseph Butler. note for 1853 81, interest 6 Der
cent. from june "a. 1851
John II. Brown. note for SO So interest 6 per
| cent. from June 10, 1873.
| >ned Brewer, note for S:S G..
Joseph COrdner, note for 81 90, interest Der
cent. from February s. 1878.
Mary Carey, note for S32 30, interest per
cent. from April 3. 1885.
Walker Carpenter, note for S33 so, interest s
! per cent. from March % 1873
Joseph Candy, note for S16 90, interest per
cent. from May >. 1882.
Amos Hlbbs. note for $50 90, interest per
cent. from May 13, 1873
ii jackson and J A. Holloway, note for S2I,
interest per cent. from June 10. 1876
+. krin aud J. p. JuGkiEs. note for $780, in-
terest per cent. from February 0, 1871
George krim. note for SCS IL, interest per
cent. from February II, 1873.
! Frank Krim, note for 5l66, interest per cent
from July 10. 1873
Sarah McCurdy, note for S13 70, interest 6 per
cent. from August 8, 1876.
John Nabb, note for S19 u, interest 6 per
cent. from November !, 1884
Isaac X. PiggOtt. rOte for Sl2I 10, interest 6
per cent. from March II. 1873
j. l.. Rivers. note for Si0T 6S. interest 3 per
cent. from November 81, 1876
Rock Hill Coal Co, note for SIj1 IS, interest
per cent. from June 90, 1888.
james NJ. Shields. note for Sl9 %, interest =
per cent. from March I, 1873.
John j. Shively, note for 81 80, interest per
cent from February 4, 1878.
Nelson Tyson, note for $50 interest per cent.
from April /, 1873.
Nelson Tyson. note for SO % interest per
cent from April 4, 1874
Matthew Todd, note for $345 y, interest per
cent from July 6, 1876
" II Wilson, judgment for SIS, February
y. 1883
y. W. Varcuren, note for Sl2 20, April IS. 1876,
same note for ST 80. April %, 1874.
same noe for sl15 30, Octo. %. 1873.
same note for SIS, February 2G, 1915.
same note for $50 10, April l. 1873
:. CiVance's estate. note for $40. July 2S, 1877.
Jos. 5. Wilson. :ote for $12 5S, Feb. %, 1873.
Edward jackson. note for $50. sept. 10, 1854.
stephen Bricker. judgment for $i1 Sc Decem-
ber 81, 1880.
Rock Hit! Coal Co.. judgment S2S4 A. July 1,
1854
Rock IiiIl Coal Co., judgment for SlO5 65, July
81. 1875.
Andrew Richards, Judgment for $40 81, No
YaGilIer IS, 1878.
C. T. Holloway, note fo7 $500, April "a, 1874
II shares of 800 each iE the common capital
stock OF the Cleveland, Lorain IL Wheeling
Railroad Company
iO4 shares OF so each in the common capital
stock of tbs Cleveland. 1uscarawas Valley
& Wheeling Railway Compa Y.
Sale 20 commence At | O'Clock T. ii
Term-CaSh
ANN ELIZA HOLLOWAY,
AdnlrX de bOnis non, with will annexed
of Isaac Holloway, deceased.
c. W. Carroll, Attorney. u S-3t
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

In response to our call last
week for assistance, many of
the valued patrons of The
CHRONICLE have promptly re-
sponded by sending in the
amounts of their subscriptions,
and others have shown their
interest and good will by gen
erous donations and kind and
sympathizing words and let
ters. These friends have our
heartfelt thanks, and the hope
is expressed that The CHRoNI-
Gle will continue tomerit their
favor and kind offices.
We expect within the com
ing weeks that others will en-
brace the opportunity to glad
den the heart Of the Editor by
the payment Of their dues.
We assure all Of cur readers
that there was never a more
opportune time topay up. The
season of rejoicing the glad
Christmas time is almost upon
us and The CHRONICLE force
would like to join in the gen
eral rejoicing. Reader, we
can do so if you will aid us by
your substantial support.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

THE annual meeting of the Eastern
Ohio Teachers Association at Steuben-
Vile on the 25th and Goth nit, was
we'll attended, and an exceptionally
good program was presented.
The next meeting viii be held at
NewcCmerstown
Following are the officers elected for
the coming year:
President-Sup't B.T. Jones, of Bell
aire.
Vice Presidents--Sup't H n. Mertz,
Of Steuhenyille; Miss Lida Underhill.
of Cambridge; Sup't E. B. Thomas, of
Clarington.
Secretary -Snp't c. S. Richardson, of
Barnesvillo.
Treasurer Sup't J. E. Mexican, of
Navarro.
Executive Committee-Snp't A. G..
Bagerall, Newcomerstown; Miss Rebec-
Ca Stewart, of Coshocton; Sup't Chas.
Haupert, Dennison.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

WBLN YOU WANT TIE FINEST Raisins,
Citron, Prupes, Figs, Currants, Dates,
Lemons, Oranges, dried and evapCrated
Peaches, Apricots, Apples, Cranberries,
Mince Meat, F'lavoring Extracts, Pull
Ferissd Sugar, Tapioca, Macaroni, Pure
Spices, Buckwheat Flour. Hominy,
Beans. Baking Powder, Candies, Nuts,
csnned Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Apri-
cots, Backberries, Peas, String Beans,
Boston Baked Beans, Strawberries, Ap-
pies, Lobster, Salmon, Beef, Lunch
Tongue, or anything else. Come and
let us show you our stock, which was
never before SO fine.
l2-S st. GEO. JEPsoN.
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EEQV'C Skin and Scalp preserved and beautif
CRS = ed by Cuticura Medicated Soap.
Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
hastened the breaking up of the constitution than
catarr the OF SMELL of TASTE OF sight. of hear
ing, the human voice, the mind-one more, and
sometimes all, yield to its destructive influence; the
poison is distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force and breaks up the most robust of
constitutions; ignored because but little understood
by NEST physicians, impOtontly sssaied by quacks
and charlatans, those suffering FROM it have little
hope to be relieved Of it this side of the grave it is
time, then that the popular treatment OF this ter
be disease by remedies within the reach of all pass
ed into hands at once competent and Trustworthy;
the new and hitherto untired method adopted by DR.
Sanford in the preparation of his Radical Cure has
the hearty approval of thousands; it ia nstan-
taneous in affording relief in all head colds sneez-
ing, snuffing and obstructed breathing and rapidly
removes the most oppressive symptoms clearing the
head gweeening the breath, restoring the senses of
ssell taste and hearing, and neutraIzing the con-
sttu tiona tendency of the disease towards the lungs
liver and kidneys.
Sanfords Radical Cure consists of one bottle of
the Radcal Cure, one box of Catarrhal Solvent and
Improved Inhaler; price, 81
PETER DRUG & CHEsICAL Co., Boston.
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NOTICE.

d EBECCA j. NEWLAND, whose residence is
IL unknown, will take notice, that on the 9th day
of November 1887 Mary N. Sheets filed in the court
of common pleas OF Belmont county, OliO her peti-
tion against said Rebecca J. Newlasd and others,
claiming that plaintiff is seized in Zee of the
divided fve-eighths and is entitled to partition, of
certain tract of land therein described containing
forty-two acres, and being the tract which
conveyed by Noah E. Zane and wife to John X. New
land by deed dated March sd 1851 of record in the
recorders Office of said county, and to which deed
reference is made for particular description.
Plaintiff prys for partition of said real estate and
fo- other equitable relief. Said Rebecca J. Newand
required to answer by the 2th day of January 1855
JOHN s. COCHRAN,
u SOW Attorney for Plaintiff.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

The Soldiers Relief Commission Of
Belmont county met at the Office of the
County Auditor, on Monday, and ap-
portioned the relief fund to the different
township and to those to be benefited
under the act, for the six months begin
ming with February. The amounts were
increased somewhat over the past six
months.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

The annual contest between the Phiio
and jefferson literary societies of Frank
lin College, New Athens, will take place
on December 81 The Philo contest
ors are: Defamation, John Campbell,
Fairpoint; essay, Blanche Campbell,
New Athens; oration, j. Il. Paxton,
Cadlz; debate, H. G. Furbay, George
town. The jefferson VIII be represent
ed by: Defamation, George Anderson,
New Athens; essay, Sadie Wheeler; ora
tion, Irene Boise, New Athens; debate,
J. Is. Morley, New Athens Music will
be furnished by the Wheeling Opera
House band.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that n ile probate
IN court of Belmont ecHCty, 0h;e. The un-
dersigGed was sppoiR,ed aud siuaiArJ -
Executor et tas estate a. (iYE,Ea vs. EtGeif.
deccasSd, late ci BelmoIt county.
All persons indebted 20 said estate age rf-
QuITed 70 make immediate payment. eHd those
havisg claims against sand estate Val present
them duly authenticated for pawn,
II SET J. T. BAGGs, Executor.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Until we oaa arr5nE f'r peTm:nest qIh-
tiers, the business Office Of THR CaEoxIcLF
will be in the room one doof east OF th
court house, for many y y.:r- occupied by
Judge Kelly.
An entire ne outfit viii h,. piic:i5s..! this
week, and we hope IL SET up in new quarter,
next WyUk-
Uuui further notice, Subscriptions and ad-
verii-.-iueItS wii lie rec,ir,d at ,hc Office
designated.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

Newcomerstown viii be the next place
of meeting OF the Eastern Ohio Teach
ers Association. The following are the
officers elected for the coming year, at
the meeting held on November 25 and
rs. at Steubenville: President, B. f.
jones, Bellaire; Vice Presidents, H. n.
Mertz. Steubenville; Miss Lida Under
hill, Cambridge; E. B. Thomas, Clar-
ingtou; Secretary, G. 5. Richardson,
GAINESVILLE; Treasurer, j. E. Mexican,
Navarro; Executive Committee. A. G.
Bagnall, Newcomerstown; Miss Rabecca
Stewart, Coshocton; Charles Haupert,
Dennison.
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Notice to FTGSCOerS.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, BELMONT COUNTY
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, ONO, December !, 1851.
NEAl4ED proposals will be received at this office
y until II o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3d. lSSS,
for frescoing the New Court House in this county.
Each proposal must be accompanied by colorad
designs for the work. All work done up to Sis feet
FROM floors To be done in oil with FIVE coats Of paint
All above that to be in distemper colOrs. The
court rooms and corridors IN Hrst and second stories
hall in basement tn hc tinted in plain color with
neat dado and freze borders The design as well as
the price, will be considered in awarding the con-
tract. All proposals must he accompanied with
satisfactory bond equal to contract price The right
is reserved To reject any or all bids BY order of
board OF Commissioners.
i28-td r. r. BARRETT, Auditor
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Legal NotiCS-

N0IICE is hereby given, that the Trustees or the
~ First Presbyterian Church, OF Bclisirr, Oh;o
on the 5th day of November, IsSi sled petition ir
the court of common pleas Of Belmont COUNTY Ohio
the object and prayer of which is to obtain AUTHORITY
for said society to give mortgage lots numbered
hve and six of block number fourteen of the ci-y
Of Bellaire Ohio to loan OF money to corn.
plete the repairs of the church buildine and fur-
nish said building and pay of Indebtedness already
incurred; said mortgage to be for such sum rs tho
Trustees may hnd necessary for said purplse-nct
exceeding the sam of ten Thousand dollars.
DANFORD 4 DANFOED.
lilo 6t. Attorneys for Petitioners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

The NJ. E. church people are engaged in
raising means 70 better furnish their parsonr
age, and with that end in view viii hold a
social in the lecture room of the church
tomorrow (Friday) evening The enters
taiGment promises to BE pleasant one. \
display Of handsome pictures and good music
are among the features Admission 10 cents,
and a cordial invitation extended to every
one
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08
$500 Not Called For.

Il Stems strange that It is necessary is per-
snnd. men that you can cure ti.cr diseases
by offering a. premium to the man who fails
tp receive benefit And yet Dr. Sage un,
d1uhl,,iiy cured thousands If cases of rbsii-
nste cafarrh with his "G,,iarrh Htine wv no
wou!G rever have app.Ieti TO iIu', il it had
aOt been for his offer of the above sum for
an incurahle case. Who is the next bidder
for cure or cash?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

The good news has been given out at
Martins Ferry that the Union glass
works, sold few days ago at Sheriff $
sale, will be repaired, reftted and start
ed up by January l. Harry Northwood
and Seymour Dunlevy, late OF the La
Belle works, Bridgeport, are largely in
terested in the new works. of which the
former will lie general manager. It is
said $50 men will be employed, and that
the pay roll will amount to $4,000 per
week.
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WATER WORKS.

= largely signed petition was pre-
sented 10 Council Monday evening,
praying that ii take steps for the con
strUction Of water works. The room
was ful! Of people, aud much interest
was manifested in tie matter.
After some discussion, the question
was referred 10 committee, consisting
Of CouncilI1en Nelday, Thompson,
Riley, and Brown. with instructions to
investigate and report at subsequent
meeting.
Thi scommittee will meet this (Thurs-
day. evening AT the Mayors Office
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08
Legal N otics-

THEODORE WOLF, RESIDING IN CLINTON.
j. Ohio county, West Virginia W. T. C-iss and u
r. Murray. residing IN the city Of Wheeling, Nest
Virginia, will take notice, that the I2.h day OF
November, 1887, VIM. Mann filed his petition in the
court of common pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
against the above named parties and caused an at
tachment to be Issued and levied on n ter-horse
double cylinder traction engine. Said petition
prays for Judgment against thein oa q promissOly
note for SS3, with interest from August 10TH ISSi
SAID parties are required to answer before the
9TH day of january, iSSS, Judgment viii be tallr
against them. SEDGNICh \ KELLY.
u-I1it plniuriffrs fff..rr,svz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

DR.. John Morrison, in street alter
cation at Martins Ferry on Monday
evening, struck John Kyne on the head
with u cane. and then cut him in the
neck and cheek with pocket knife
The latter cut went clear through the
cheek. The trouble originated in the
doctor being jostled in passing the 9TH
er gentleman on the street.
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Teachers Association

The next meeting of the Belmont Co.
Teachers Association Will be held at
Martins Ferry. Saturday, Dec. IL.
PRoGRAaIME.
1880 4. T.-The New Teacher, 4. W.
Harris.
Reading, Il. I. Ayers.
1:30 F. M--How to Secure the Coop
erat;en of Parents, N. NJ. Hunter.
Rapid Penmanship, T. r. McGienn.
General discussion after each paper
Co. COaiMITTFE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08

We invite attention to the annonhcc-
ment OF the l'azar supper. under The
auspices of the Presbyterian church of
St. Clui1sville. They have given this
affair much anxious attention and labor,
and we hope their iabors will be crown
ed with abundant success.